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Anne Muraoka serves as Associate Professor and Art History Program Director in the Department of Art at Old Dominion University's College of Arts & Letters. Her academic career demonstrates deep specialization in Italian Baroque art with particular focus on Caravaggio and Counter-Reformation artistic developments.
Her research interests span Baroque Art, Counter-Reformation Art, Italian Renaissance Art, and Religious Iconography, reflecting her expertise in the intersection of art, religion, and cultural history during pivotal periods of European artistic development.
Muraoka's scholarly work shows consistent engagement with the religious dimensions of Baroque art, particularly examining how Catholic reform influenced artistic expression in 17th century Italy. Her publications reveal a methodological approach combining art historical analysis with religious studies perspectives.
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (2016)
- Shining Star Recognition, ODU Division of Student Engagement and Enrollment (2015, 2014)
- Summer Research Fellowship Program, Office of Research, ODU (2013)
- J. William Fulbright Fellowship, Rome, Italy (2006)
- Rome Fellowship, Temple University (2003)
Her academic journey includes significant research opportunities in Italy through Fulbright and Rome Fellowships, demonstrating international recognition of her scholarly potential. Muraoka's teaching responsibilities as Program Director indicate leadership within her department and commitment to art history education.
